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Can you explain the cost of the puppy?

Remember you are not just buying a puppy, you are buying everything that went into producing that puppy. 

Each litter is 
unique and costs involved in bringing our puppies into this world varies greatly. 
We have had litters born and their total veterinarian costs were around $400.00 and we have had
litters born and their veterinarian costs totaled $3000.00. As you can see there can be quite
large cost variances in bringing a litter into this world.

The cost one of our puppies ranges from $3000.00 - 4500.00. The reason the price varies is because

we take into consideration all expenses incurred in bringing our lovely puppies into this world. 

The price will also depend on the age the puppy is taken home and it covers the extra vaccines needed
to keep your puppy up to date 
for their age. (2nd vaccine needed at 12 weeks, 3rd at 16 weeks.) 

 These expenses include:

  • stud fees paid to the Sire’s owner
  • medical tests performed on the Bitch preconception
  • medical expenses associated with the conception and delivery
  • medical, vaccination and incidental expenses associated 
  • with the litter

Average size of the litter is 3 - 4 puppies.
Annual vet visits of all dogs in home = equals a puppy
Care for the litter and food for puppies = equals a puppy
Health health clearances and unusual vet expenses with cesarean section = equals a puppy
Expenses for food for all the breeding, neutered and retired dogs = equals a puppy. 
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